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Worst situation: Inside near electronics calling cell to cell. Reception improved greatly with change to Nokia as recommended by my sister a T-Mobile support tech. The area is rated 2 bars by T-Mobile's website. My spouse has Sprint with Samsung phone and significantly better reception. If my phone service weren't free, I wouldn't keep T-Mobile.

99% of the time, calls are dropped and it takes a long time to connection.

Near major city or interstate is excellent. Stray to rural areas and its dead.

I have 2 dropped calls a day on my drive home. The first is on route 7 just west of where 7 intersects route 28. The other is on route 15 just north of Edwards ferry (near wal mart). I know that there are dead spots here because my calls or Bloomberg radio apps drop here every single day.

My service inside my home waivers between 1 bar and no bars, My calls drop all the time and callers and I often have to repeat ourselves during calls. If I stand pushing my face into a window I can sometimes get through a whole phone call with out having to redial.

I have been an ATT user for years, however, in the last 5 months recpetion at my home is very bad. I put my phone in the diag mode and ATT cell site is reseting 5 to 10 times per after a crash. The signel strength is VERY bad.

This phone is great for everything except phone calls -- it is unusable at home, although I can text message. Reception is extremely poor, was much better with my old Samsung Eternity.

Very rare to hold an entire conversation without dropping the call. Setting phone to roaming only helps a little but not much. Phone does connect at EVDO speeds but not at any impressive speeds at all.

I bought my phone for its excellent reception which is likely the reason why I get any reception at all. I can not hold a conversation without being dropped. Mostly, I learn that I've received a call after the fact.

It's a struggle to maintain a connection. Usually I have to go to my door.